This is a change from Adobe's previous target launch date for Flash on Android; the company had originally said the technology would become available . Adobe's CEO, Shantanu Narayen, didn't offer up any explanations for the delay. He did, however, take a shot at Apple for its to keep Flash out of its mobile ecosystem.

"It really isn't a technology decision as much as it is a business decision," Narayen said. "They've chosen to keep their system a proprietary and closed system, which is why they're not supporting Flash. I think that hurts customers."

You can sign up to beta test Adobe's Android Flash Player by ; Adobe will then notify you once the public beta becomes available.

Adobe is also preparing to test an Android version of its Adobe AIR platform. If you're a developer and want to be a part of that limited beta testing group, you can apply at .